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Repayment of Loan
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answered on 18-Mar-25 13:24
Sir, can we make an assumption that out of 250 lakhs, 150 lakhs is funded by the govt (as given in question), so the outflow in year 0 will be 100 lakhs and in year 15 it will be 150*0.315, i.e., 47.25 lakhs. Is this appropriate?
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Okay sir understood, thank you.
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Remitted by TT
AFM
answered on 18-Mar-25 09:36
Remitted by TT, means we shall have received na? then why we reduced from Nostro Account
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It means there was an outward remittance based on request of your customer
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Unhedged portion
AFM
answered on 18-Mar-25 11:34
In illustration 75, for unhedged portion we used forward rate of 0.9301 but here we are using spot, why ?
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Pls watch full video. I used forward rate only check minute 23 onwards
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Market Variance
AFM
answered on 18-Mar-25 14:43
Sir @30mins10secs you took Market Variance Of 18.52 Which you said as Actual Variance in the beginning of the video and also said Expected Market Variance as 36. Can you say why we are not considering the Expected Market Variance?
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In the previous question they have just given market variance, whereas in this question we have both market variance for a specific period (18.52), and LT Historical Mkt variance which is what is expected over a period of time (36%) Given that we are computing weights based on specific period performance we take market variance for that period only for computing weights in all our initial computations However when we project LT variance and LT returns i.e in a stead state for this portfolio, we consider market return and market variance of 8% & 36% ( last step) please dont spend time on this concept as this will not come in exam at all. Even if it comes, pls don't solve as it will take away too much of your time
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Earnings growth from 3rd onwards is 10%
AFM
answered on 14-Mar-25 16:56
Hi Sir, If we compute P2 instead of P3 & discount to present value, is it incorrect way computation
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Mine is a serious response and I am not trying to offend u. Pls compute and check
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Adv.Capital Budgeting Illustration 22
AFM
answered on 14-Mar-25 10:25
Sir...how can I get pv of cashflows at 2.7 years in the exam?
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Do it for full years and multiply by .7
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Classes
AFM
answered on 14-Mar-25 16:57
Can i view classes in lap if i purchase
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Have activated pls check
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Conversion
AFM
answered on 13-Mar-25 13:11
When we are adding forward points, for USD INR forward we added 67.8 +0.21 however for USD/EUR we added 1.0775+0.004, which i disagree because they have said cents it means 0.4 na ?
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understood the answer sir
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Bid/Ask
AFM
answered on 20-May-25 20:28
i did not understood the logic of taking ask rate in borrowing for CAD, what i was thinking was i am borrowing CAD, means selling USD, means bank buy USD, hence bid rate, what am i getting wrong
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Borrowing
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Cost of funds
AFM
answered on 12-Mar-25 17:33
Sir, not understood the logic of calculating cost of funds on the upfront premium paid, this means we are paying interest on the amount which we have paid to the bank. Could you please clarify this concept with the help of an example.
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Cof premium
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